So I am now the only person on the pro-gun side of a Gun Control Debate I am taking part in tomorrow..
The debate will be on gun control and what should go along with it, and will also be focusing on North Carolina's House Bill 69 which allows for Concealed Carry on college campuses, given that the gun is in a locked storage container in your vehicle (glovebox).
So, I wanted to see if anybody here had any info or statistics they could share so I could put these liberal sjw kommies in their place.
http://www.ncleg.net/Sessions/2017/Bills/House/PDF/H69v0.pdf
>Link to HB 69
>>33467739
Bump
Pull the classic "pools kill more people" argument
>glock is unsafe because it doesn't have an external safety
Neither does your sig
Go kill yourself for making this pointless thread
Sage in all fields
>>33467396
Let it go
Sig paid a metric asston to get that contract. Theres very little we can do about it now.
>>33467396
>Neither does your sig
but that's wrong you retard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iYODdHPr8g
Post gun related girls you like.
>>33467090
didnt know it would be a steyr commercial
>sniper rifle
my autism is going nuts right now
>>33467090
lily has autism
>>33467090
She's ugly, most 'gun related girls' are.
Did... Did I do good /k/?
>>33466961
You fucked up.
Next time post picture orientated the right way.
Yes, Fuck pigs.
Now go out and get 29 more
You did an excellent job at culling the hog population that is threatening our entire ecosystem.
How cheap could you make the last ditch German weapons today. I mean if the Germans were making these for pocket change why has no one tried to create a similar rifle for the civ market. I realize they have no bells and whistles but surely there is a market for decent rifles for under $100.
>>33466957
Even as the russians were raping them, you will never ever ever make something of kraut quality.
Also open bolt is no
They're not so cheap when you have to actually pay your factory workers, Same reason why nobody makes nuggets on the cheap.
Germany is given three Virginia-class submarines with experienced crew and more than enough supplies to last them through World War 2. No nuclear weapons of any kind are included but the sub is still outfitted with a nuclear reactor. Everything else is identical to the most modern in-service Virginia-class subs of today.
How does the war change? Is it enough for Germany to win the war?
>>33466743
They would run out of torpedoes before they made significant impact to allied shipping, and advances would be made in ASW. You'd find the computers and other onboard systems would be more useful to their war effort than their combat capabilities.
>>33466743
Germany reads about how they lose horribly and calls off the war. Instead they reverse engineer what they can to gain economic power in the new timeline.
>>33466787
>They would run out of torpedoes before they made significant impact to allied shipping
Nonsense. You wouldn't waste high-tech torpedoes on merchant ships. You'd use them on battleships and aircraft carriers so that the German surface fleet can raid the Atlantic unopposed.
How can /k/ommandos whom live in countries where guns are illegal cope?
Do they create makeshift guns or crossbows?
>>33466716
screw around with blackpowder or buy an illegal gun
>>33466716
They shitpost more to make up for it. Most bait threads are made by bongs.
This came up to me today, wtf would a UK fag do if shtf?
can't even use a butter knife gotta get licence for that.
Post Rare Aircraft/Country combos
USMC Kfif
US Navy Kfir
also
USMC Kfir* fucking spell check
MiG-17 still going strong.
>>33466785
North Korean>?
All you have is a Browning M1919 .22lr and endless ammo. Can you take it out before it eats your asshole?
Yeah. Shoot it once in the head. A .22 will bounce around the skull and shred the brain.
>>33466585
>you will never own a full retard .22lr M1919
>>33466616
You can get an american 180 though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv8YqHwZooU
Are Star Forts effective in modern combat?
How much bigger would they have to be than existed historically to allow things like barracks, tanks, etc?
Would it require large underground facilities?
If such is the case, how would they protect it from shit like bunker busters or mortar fire?
If they're ineffective for modern combat, what's a better fortified position of equivalent capability?
>>33466580
No, not really, long range artillery and aviation will make short work of it. It can serve its purpose against the average african militia however.
>>33466606
What sort of structure would stand up to artillary and air attacks?
>>33466580
Hmm, I wonder how nice it would look when the artillery finally collapsed the underground facilities and they slowly began to fill with water.
fluffy doesn't get to make threads edition
again
always
old
>>33462927
you had well over 35 minutes to make a new thread kys
>>33466513
>>33466513
>>33466513
>>33466540
Yeah fuck fluffy
Little cunt lives off attention
>>33466654
>shipping that to CA
how long before your gun gets confiscated now?
Sup /k/.
Does anyone have any handy infographics as far as the relevance of cannons to modern air combat? Specifically, how relevant it was in Vietnam? Is it true that the Navy never added guns to it's Phantoms, and still scored far better than the USAF that did?
Barring that, military aviation thread.
>>33466518
The Navy had TOPGUN up and running by 1972 and Linebacker, so they had pilots who had not only been through the couslrse, but also had spread their knowledge of dissimilar ACM. The Air Force wanted to fix the terrible bombing accuracy experienced in Rolling Thunder, and never did develop anything such as TOPGUN until after the war.
But to answer your question, the gun was prevalent in kill counts thanks to F-105 drivers who only had them to contend with MiGs. Later missiles that worked better also reduced the need for a gun on the F-4, as it was mostly the early days that saw the need for a gun. However, Phantoms claimed around 14 MiGs with guns, while all Thud MiG kills were gun
kills. The F-8 claimed only 4 gun kills out of 19.
>>33466518
Best I have is pic related.
But yeah, the Navy never added guns to their Phantoms, but instead started up TOPGUN. Their kill/loss ratios ended up being consistently higher than the USAF, even without guns.
>>33466657
That's perfect anon, thanks.
>even without guns
Yeah, that's what I understood the situation to be as well. Problem is, I can't prove it. But that table's a good start.
>>33466642
So the F-105's were used as like, ground attack or something, and had to use their guns as a self defence weapon on the way too/back from their target?
qb is honestly a good guy edition
old >>33462927
how many times do we have to go over this with you
>>33466540
>>33466540
>>33466540
In
>>33466513
qb late again
>the sound of empty shotgun shells dropping on a hard surface
See'n that dust.
>>33466466
Slow-mo closeups of automatics with the action open.
Gigantic scopes. Bonus points if it's a video scope.
Can /k/ identify the scope in pic related?
That's the green one. I'd know it anywhere.
It can look really far, if that helps
>>33466420
man, with a scope that big i bet you could see the moon